Name: Now You See Me: Now You Dont stars reveal behind the scenes magic
Uploaded: 2025-11-13T20:04:15.092Z
Duration: 4 min 49 s
Description: Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Rosamund Pike, Ariana Greenblatt, Dominic Sessa, and Justice Smith share their favorite tricks.

Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Rosamund Pike, Ariana Greenblatt, Dominic Sessa, and Justice Smith share their favorite tricks.

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The cast of 'Now You See Me: Now You Don't' shared insights into their return for the franchise's third installment, expressing excitement about reuniting and working with both original and new cast members. They discussed the process of learning magic tricks for their roles, highlighting each actor's unique skills and favorite on-screen illusions.

The interview also addressed speculation about the cast's involvement in a recent Louvre heist, which they denied with humor, clarifying their presence in Paris was unrelated. The actors emphasized the camaraderie on set and the appeal of portraying clever, entertaining characters in a film series known for its spectacle.

'Now You See Me: Now You Don't' stars reveal behind the scenes magic

He was really good with drawing cards, but it's not really magic. That's more like he's good like cardistry. Yeah, he's good with his good with his hands It's okay we're gonna move faster we're gonna keep going you guys used to be the horsemen Why did you break up we made some huge mistakes We got sloppy cocky Sorry guys. That's really a bummer A bummer, but was it like what was running through your mind when you finally like confirmed like, okay We're doing a third movie. Like we're gonna come back. I was like ecstatic like it's my favorite thing to do in the world Yeah, I love it. This is like summer camp. Yeah, I get to act. It's the greatest thing We have like the most amazing cast like we like love each other to a problematic point Which is like we're supposed to be making a movie and we just want to like chat Was it fun to step back into Henley? It was so fun. It was so nice It was like Ruben rang me and he goes like we just need Henley back and I was like so happy because for a moment they talked about me being the villain and sort of being like having like a different kind of Function in the script and then another and then they bought me thought of just me coming back as a cameo So I'd sort of been involved in all the incarnations and obviously been up for either or any or all versions But um, but it was nice to play such a substantial part in the end because I did feel it was like just good to Be back. I was hesitant to be honest I wasn't sure I I needed to know that I could do something that would give audiences a fun time with this villain You're always wary about joining a franchise Far in and then I just felt that these are movies that people love I love the fact that we're watching smart characters do smart things I like the kind of even the arrogance of some of the characters. I find that very attractive. They're a spectacle They're movies that people want to go and see in the cinema I just thought yes why I want to be part of this, but it took it took me a beat I I'm someone who it can make take me a while to jump in but when I do you get me 100% I thought it was really exciting that they're kind of take for the new film was adding new magicians and a new crew I was really excited to meet the cast like the original cast and and Yeah, I guess was thinking about my character initially, but also really excited to start learning magic stuff I don't know about you guys, but I can I suck like with cards in every aspect I couldn't even shuffle Dominic got really good at card tricks. Oh, really? Yeah, and Woody has a really good card trick, too Everybody has a different skill set. Yeah, Dave Franco is the greatest with cards. Woody Harrelson became like a good mentalist Yeah, what is hit ratios? Not like he he's 50-50 like he gets it But when it hits it's amazing all your card tricks or just card tricks work Everyone that justice did on me at least work. Everybody's got their own thing between all three movies Do you have like a favorite trick second movie that sequence? Yes The second movie where Jesse makes the rain freeze nice Or or I like also when he like walks in on Lizzie Kaplan She chops her head off. That was great. Yeah, and also Henley's like Barracuda That's I mean one of my first memories with the movie so yeah, yeah, I'm gonna go with my prana tank, too It's a sensation It is a sensation and I I love it when people talk about it and it always goes on the internet and it's fun My favorite was like this scene I do in this movie with Dom We're we have like a fight scene with French police and it's in this corridor this humongous hallway It's like 20 stories high and it like spins around upside down. It was harrowing and really amazing Obviously people are connecting the Louvre heist to the now you see me promo like what are your thoughts on all of that? We weren't there. We had nothing to do with it. Yeah. Yeah, don't ask us where we were though Yeah, we were in Paris for like a totally different reason yeah, I was visiting my nephew yeah, okay John Yeah, I don't know why they would do that. We're not even we weren't there really October 19th What was it on a Sunday? We weren't we weren't even there No, we were at home Just hanging out, you know taking any jewels No, of course, I mean, I mean, you know terrible for the Louvre but great for us Magicians are entertainers Not superheroes Why can't we be both Not everyone's

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